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02-26-2012, 08:57 AM
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As a follow up I get a PM from another collector on 54 that has a Baker stamp and he would like to trade that card for a card I have straight up. Done deal. Both parties should be happy. Next day another collector allerts me to another Baker stamp for $16. Another purchase. So I went from completely forgetting about t206's and Baker for a few years to now having 9 in my collection. I think it's really cool that after 100 years and 50 states that 9 of Mr. Bakers card are re united. Maybe some day I will be able to amass most of his collection, track down a distant relative and pass them on through his family as part of their history. As Jay has always said. We don't own these cards, we're just holding them for awhile.
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10-23-2012, 07:44 AM
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Just an update to my quest for Baker stamps. I am up to 15 now and picked up and Old Mill. So far that is the only one I have seen that isn't a Piedmont back but a trusted collector sold an American Beauty some time ago and is still trying to locate the collector that bought it from him.
I sent Andy a bio on F.F.Baker to publish on his web page if he would like. I am going to send him all the scans of my collection to accompany the bio. Still hunting more Baker stamps. twodueces22@yahoo.com Thanks for all the help from this board with my project. Without it, it would be near impossible to hunt them down alone. Thanks, Joe
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